Broadmeadow Stables Win Top Honors at Vermont Horse Event
Broadmeadow Stables at the Hart Rice Farm Sudbury pride their Morgan Quorum after a Green Mountain Horse Association show in Woodstock Vermont. Quorum swept top honors including Lightweight Division Sweepstakes Morvan Award and Stables Award as Joyce Saxe rode the event. The fair drew 72 horses with riders aged 10 to 70 and spanned three days on a 40 40 20 mile trail. Plans call for a fall show at the rolling Sudbury River locale.
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Sudbury
Broadmeadow
Water Row
Green Mountain Horse Association
Woodstock
Vermont
Joyce Saxe
Chestnut Hill
Morvan
Broadmeadow Stables
Harty Rice Farm
Sudbury River
Concord star captain leads Virginia Military Institute squad
Former Concord High center and co captain of the 1951 Piedmont Bowl champions is now captain of the Virginia Military Institute fall team. Dick Lyons, son of Mr and Mrs James J Lyons of 238 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord, is cited in the note.
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Cocaptain
Concord High
Virginia, Militar Institute
James J. Lyons
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Birth announced for Thomas Bacon at Hudson Hospital
Mr and Mrs Donald Bacon welcome a son named Thomas born August 23 at Hudson Hospital. Grandparents are Howard E Bacon of Wal tham and Mrs Harry Lee of Wayland.
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Sudbury
Donald Bacon
Thomas Bacon
Hudson Hospital
Howard E. Bacon
Waltham
Harry Lee
Wayland
Acton Faculty Members Serve in Europe
Former Acton faculty now stationed in Europe report deployments across France and Germany. Whitman Pearson leads the Evreux area school district under the Army Air Force. Arthur Gulla serves in Augsburg with the fifth division and acts as assistant educational administrator. Maureen Conlon trains remedial reading for Army Dependents Schools in Frankfurt. Al Kyrios heads Heidelberg American High School, the largest in the American zone.
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Acton
Europe
Whitman Pearson
France
Evreux
Paris
Pearson
Army Air Force
Arthur Gulla
Augusburg
Germany
Maureen Conlon
Lowell
Frankfurt
al” Kyrios
Acton School Opens With New Staff and Expanded Roofs
Acton High School gains new staff including science teacher Acton-John Dillon after earning a master’s from Fitchburg Teachers College. New and returning pupils register as renovations finish with re-roofing at Acton Center Elementary School and South Acton Elementary.
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Acton
John Dillon
Acton High School
Fitchburg Teachers College
Acton Center
South Acton
Bombers Net League Title in West Concord
West Concord softball final standings show the Bombers clinching the league title with decisive performances guiding the team to top spot in the West Concord league standings.
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Bombers
W. Concord
West Concord
Nashoba Sportsmen's Club Field Day Plans
Nashoba Sportsmen's Club announces an annual field day on Sunday September 11 at the club grounds off Route 27 North Acton. The public is invited and families are urged to attend with contests games and refreshments available.
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North Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Maynard Intra Town Bowling League Opens At Tutto's
The Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League launches a new season at Tutto's Alleys with six matches listed for next week. Three games Monday September 12 and three on Tuesday September 13 start at 7 oclock. Matches include King Package versus Firestone Tire and Mur hey Printers versus Tutte Alleys.
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Maynard
Tutto’s
King. Package
Firestone Tire
Murhey Printers
Tutte
Tarny Triminéers
Stretch
Gruber Furniture
Cullinane Haulers
Elmwood
Bath
Middlesex Laandry
DiPietro
Dodd
Dr Flavin Wins Holiday Golf at Concord Country Club
Concord record lists Dr John F Flavin as winner of the Labor Day tourney with 41 38 over 12 holes. Other scorers include Henry S Thompson 42 39 Hubert M Wardwell 53 40 James M Austin 47 41 Andrew H Hepburn 54 42 Danforth W Comins Sr 61 43 A Lawrence Peirson Jr 49 44 A Lawrence Peirson 3rd 54 46 J Malloon 60 47 E Payson True 63 50.
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Concord
John F. Flavin
Concord Country Club
Henry S. Thompson
Hubert M. Wardwell
James M. Austin
Andrew H. Hepburn
Danforth W. Comins
A. Lawrence Peirson
Ball
R. F. Johnston
True
C. W. Lovejoy
Flaherty Umpire Thumbs Out Stengel in Holiday Game
John Flaherty the plate umpire in the Maryland holiday games with Baltimore clashed with Yankees manager Casey Stengel. Stengel accused the umpire of failing eyesight after a disputed call, but Flaherty ultimately earned the decision and left the veteran manager with no recourse.
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Maynard
Casey Stengel
John Flaherty
Baltimore
Stengel
A.L. Ump
Flaherty
Softball League Ends Season with Playoffs Soon Start
West Concord league concludes play as General Radio forfeits remaining games. Lee's Bombers take first with 21 7, Fenton at second 16 11, Concord Oil third 16 12. Playoffs begin September 11 with Fenton hosting Concord Oil in a best two of three series.
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Leo's Bombers
Fentons
Concord Oil
General Radio
Acton Wizards
West Concord
Gamhes
Lee’s Bombers
Fenton’s
Cleveland
Bill Swenson
General Radio Plant
Fenton
Leo
Bombers
George Hardy
Patsy Iannielle
Mr. Levie
Joe Monihan
Harry Lawrence
Rudy Currier
Barry Higgins
Sam Kent
Bernie Megin
Joe McCarthy
Leo Duggan
Rene Beaudoin
Charlie Green
Swenson
LeRoy Gentry
Normie Johansen
Rock Pearce
Higgins
OConnor Returns From Nova Scotia Summer Coaching
West Concord resident W Harold Skip OConnor returns to Concord after a successful summer season as councécéiteur at Aldercliff Weytrouth Nova Scotia. He will resume Concord High teaching duties next week and expects to coach indoor track season again. Buy U and Savings Bonds.
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West Concord
W. Harold
O'Connor
Crest Street
Concord
Aldercliff
Weytrouth
Nova Scotia
O’connor
Concord High
Concord Country Club Hosts Dual Weekend Golf Tours
Droughted fairways and greens set the scene at Concord Country Club where two weekend tournaments were contested. Results include four ball with teams led by Dr. John F Flavin and R F Johnston Jr and Henry S Thompson with James M Austin. Best selected nine holes saw Wardwell and Comins Sr top the list with low scores.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Ex-High School Stars Join Brandeis Basketball Program
Concord Charlie Napoli and John Hanley, former Concord High grads, joined Brandeis University in Waltham for workouts under coach Benny Friedman. Also with the squad is Al Alexanian of Maynard, another ex-high school player from Maynard.
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Concord
Charlie Napoli
John Hanley
Concord High
Brandeis University
Waltham
Benny Friedman
al Alexanian
Maynard
Waite Wins Maine Award Scholarship Honor
David A. Waite former Concord High baseball captain and Maine sophomore won a Helen B. Hemingway Fund Scholarship. Waite led the Middlesex League champions in 1954 and is noted as a University of Maine recipient.
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Concord
University of Maine
Crone
David A. Waite
Concord High
Helen B. Hemingway
Waite
Maine
Concord golfer Butch Cahoon recuperating after hospital stay
Harold Cahoon of Concord Country Club returns home from Emerson Hospital after a recent operation. He had been entered in the state junior golf tourney, but floods postponed the event and his hospitalization followed.
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Concord
Harold
Butch” Cahoon
Concord Country Club
Emerson Hospital
Bedford League of Women Voters Plans September Meeting
The Bedford League of Women Voters will hold its fall opening meeting on Thursday September 15 at 8 p.m. at 18 Hillside Avenue hosted by Mrs Edwin McDowell. President for the year is Mrs Percy R Whitcomb with a full year program planned.
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Bedford
Bedford League of Women Voters
Edwin McDowell
Hillside Avenue
Percy R. Whitcomb
Maynard Tennis Program wraps first season and forms associations
Maynard's summer tennis program led by Mr. Alexander Karsonis wrapped its inaugural season with a tournament for 33 members. Winners were Jesselyn Piecewicz and Charles Walsh. A meeting at Crowe Park on Sept 10 planned forming Maynard Boys and Girls Tennis Associations and inviting community participation.
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Maynard
Alexander Karsonis
Jesselyn Piecewicz
Anne Nordberg
Charles Walsh
Paul Crotty
Charls Walsh
Kursonis
Maryellen Nordberg
Karen Grandell
Denise Murphy
Judy Manning
Betsy Fouratt
Susan Wilcox
Leigh Robinson
Audrey Malcolm
Elaine Joyal
Barbara Harrington
Judy Rutkowski
Arlene Pirkola
Judith Lester
Jeanne Grandell
Carol Brayden
Patricia Thane
Karen Sousa
Carolyn Cunningham
Mary’ Lee Darcy
Joan Cowles
Karen Asbjornson
Janet
Raymond Murphy
Walacé Lindanist
Matthijiw Fouratt
Philip Wileon
Ferrie Cunningam
Harold Wilcox
Paavo Rutanen
Arthur Glatky
Brandeis Promotes Two Concord Men in Faculty Rise
Brandeis University at Waltham announced the promotion of 20 faculty members last week, two local men among them. Dr. Oscar Goldman of Sudbury road was raised to professor and Dr. John B. Wight of Cambridge turnpike became assistant professor.
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Concord
Brandeis University At
Waltham
Oscar Goldman
Sudbury Road
John B. Wieht
Cambridge Turnpike
Goldman
Wight
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Dr. Flavin
Yankee
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